Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-01
GEN31ia.fi cZ2EKETs.
Produce qua Provisions

ST. LOUIS, Efo., Aug. 3l.-FIour- Q1iet an!
q little lower. Wheat firm and i,c 1,gher;
marhet opened low AID &cv40cea Iight away,
and was stronS an tie rest of the session No
red cash Gs5 -: september G,-. ats q. clos
Ing GS4c; october a.. 40 &c. c.O-i~g :, g. De
Gambler "A CT c, clostrE a = 3; May 81 oe-c.
closing Size. Cp-n strong and richer: cash
3>i4GGJc; EcTe" Der 81 c3l &c, clos
ing SIC; october S5is as sc, closr g
s'5ci November 5l.ici "ay 10 Al sc,
closing at Ale O=ts -MarSet was Uncnang q
cash n 2iijEi September H. october DC
May H0c. COrnmeA'-TnG market was steady
al - 2y52 81 Wneky ateady II 81 %. Pro.
visions iirm. Pork, irTeguiarne@, So co. Lard
S. p. by salt meat, boxed shoulders 50 30;
~. short clears $ 81 a ~. Bacon, boxed
shoulders s. 90; long c!carE ;, s5G, 20; clear
ribs S .jGs 30; short clears So 2Jc9 %. Hams
steady ut Sl2 O0Gl4 co.
CHICAGO, Ill, hur. 3l.-There was q more
hopeful out COX 70: wheat TO day, and the
market ruled firm. Foreign advic}5 were In
reported active business. 1t was rImored tina
q syndicate had been formed which took I'll
California whe, offered IN foreign markets,
this checking the declining t,nf ency OF prices
and Creating more confidence. Then aEaln, the
committee appointed TO Investigate the COndi-
ton OF wheat in Chicago elevators reported
only $4,000 bushels which was not tit
- stand The grade of 40. and as the elevator
wheat OF the market, another featured Whic h
had been menaGng The trade was remoE ed.
This will leave about 90 G0) bushels OF 80. ,
spring wheat in store mere, InCIIding this
weeks shipments. Receipts continue fair but
do not show shy special increase in any
quarter. OCTOBER wheat stated 1t
7o4a, sold up to 7Jlsc and down -
7Oiyc, closing at opening 1Sures Corn was
moderately active ,2rly in the session, but
later became more quiet with fluctuations less
frequent The feeling was steady 10 near
futures while more deferred deliveries, May in
particular exhibited more strength Crop re
porte fromk4ns9s and vicinity are unfavorabIe,
considerable changing 10 OCTOBER a.
sGlc: MAY a. premium oc-
clrreu. Receipts continue quite free
october opening At Il CT &c, sold at IL &c and
closed at Al c; May opened at a B. a a c, sold
mp to - 4. G4j7 &C, the highest tor 4he day, and
c!oted at ~ .. Provisions were nrmor, with a
better speculativc and fair shipping demand.
Receipts o. nogs were larger ana prices jGl0c
lower. The decline did not influence values as
offerings OF products were iiZht. Near futures
OF lard advanced Sc aud short RIBS sc aud pork
&c on trace. Lard sold 1T s. sac pa
and c.osei al 81 52l}; september - seas 5 \
) co; January 81 - at 40, closing ~ s. 31'I
Pork So 35Gl2 - c.usi1E at Si- 40 Le2dir g
futGrcs closed Wheat, Angus, t-&ci Septem
scr te5.C: OCTOBER I0itc; May az a
sc CorH-Angust 4s'sc; .eep-e-nOeI
40-ar; October &c; Mag 45c
Mes p-rE, per barrel, year 81 -; January
; "a. Iard-August Sc 40d6 AZ , September
St 4Oc6 ~; october s. 45d5 ~: January
s. - mort rihs-AuGust : on; SeutcmbcI
) o., october 3 90; January s. 31lf. The cash
quotations were: -Four was 10 m' deratc de.
mand and pfices finn. Wheat, No. red 6s} q
tSiic No. corn, +l9sC. Mess 9crB, per barre
SIS o9d y. Lard, Pc. 100 POUNDS, s. 30
ders, boxed, 8 45G5 80. Short clear sides
boxed, : 3jGS 80.